Business Cybersecurity Data Analytics Graduate Certificate
John Chambers College of Business and Economics

The Business Cybersecurity Data Analytics Graduate Certificate, offered by the WVU John Chambers College of Business and Economics, will prepare both data and technology analysts for the demands and requirements of both securing and analyzing data. Cybersecurity and data analytics have a symbiotic relationship where data of all types relies on robust cybersecurity management for security and accuracy.
Cost:
$1,043 / Cost per credit hour *
Courses and Credits:
4 Courses / 12 Credits
Duration:
One year / 8-week terms
Dates:
Next Start: August 18, 2026 Admission Term: Fall
Learning Format:
Online courses
Program Overview
Learn to Analyze and Secure Data
The Business Cybersecurity Data Analytics Graduate Certificate equips professionals with the dual expertise needed to protect and analyze data in today’s digital economy. This fully online program bridges the gap between cybersecurity and data analytics—two fields that are increasingly interconnected and essential to business success.
- Dual-Focus Curriculum: Learn to secure data systems while extracting actionable insights through advanced analytics.
- Industry-Relevant Skills: Gain practical knowledge in cybersecurity management, data integrity, and analytical tools.
- Flexible Online Format: Designed for working professionals seeking to upskill without interrupting their careers.
- Cross-Functional Expertise: Ideal for both data analysts and IT professionals looking to expand their capabilities.
- Strategic Advantage: Prepare to meet the growing demand for professionals who can manage and protect data while driving business intelligence.
Curriculum
Learning Outcomes
The Business Cybersecurity Data Analytics Graduate Certificate is a flexible, online program that requires 4 courses or 12 credit hours to complete. Upon completion of this certificate, you will be able to:
- Establish and maintain robust data collection and warehousing infrastructure.
- Develop ethical and legal frameworks for storing and using data within databases
and digital systems.
- Analyze and draw conclusions about the accuracy and validity of data within databases and digital systems.
- CYBR 510: Cybersecurity Information Systems Management, 3 credit hours
- CYBR 520: Business Cybersecurity Analytics, 3 credit hours
- CYBR 530: Business Data Communications, 3 credit hours
- CYBR 545: Business Cybercrime Management, 3 credit hours
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Aaron Rose John Chambers College of Business and Economics
304-293-4364 Aaron.Rose1@mail.wvu.edu
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Program Requirements and Eligibility
Successful completion of a bachelor's degree from a regionally accredited institution.
Admissions Process and How to Apply
- Review the requirements for the program and learn what materials are needed to apply.
- Create an account, start your application and follow the instructions.
- Pay the application fee.
- Submit your application.
Tuition, Fees and Financial Aid
Careers and Employment
Career Paths
- Fraud Examiner, Investigator and Analyst
- Business Intelligence Analyst
- Data Scientist
- Database Architect
- Management Analyst